Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT I X ' 'i ' I ,MTW 'Qi f, if I VV,,' E' iii ,lg rr T si , 1 . . , 5 1 gil-gum' . X Nw V SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Roberf Halleff, Kenneih Waforman, Lorna Sand, Alvin Sharenow, Alice Bubriski, Angelo Forfundo and Alice Johnson. MonTcIair High School's ever expanding hisTory deparTmenT now offers several hisTory courses To all inTeresTed sTudenTs. The elevenTh grade classes sTudy The Tounding of The UniTed STaTes and our governmenT and Toreign policy up To and including World War I. The TwelTTh grade course includes noT only UniTed STaTes hisTory Trom The end of World War I To The presenT buT also a compre- hensive sTudy of governmenT, economic and social liTe as well as Toreign policy. Finally comes World HisTory which is divided inTo Two parTs: a comprehensive course and a more inTensive course Tor college bound sTudenTs. BoTh courses explore ancienT and modern culTures and sTudy presenT day world siTuaTions. One TeaTure oT Senior hisTory which The HisTory DeparTmenT is mosT proud of is The Thorough and pracTical sTudy of The govern- menT of our Town. Inferviews wiTh Town oTTicials and Trips To Town meeTings highIighT This program which The HisTory DeparTmenT be- lieves To be unique in our communiTy. This program is designed To help mold beTTer ciTizens among The youTh of Today. TwelTTh grade hisTory classes also do many worTh while services Tor our school and communiTy. ProiecTs planned Tor This year in- clude: supporT of The CommuniTy ChesT, a nonparTisan drive Tor more inTelligenT voTing, publiciTy Tor The Senior play, a non-poliTical running oT The school eIecTions and The producTion oT a movie re- cording all The proiecTs of The year. Aside from Their normal Teaching responsibiliTies many members of The HisTory DeparTmenT guide sTudenTs in exTra-curricular acTivi- Ties. Among These acTiviTies is MounTie Movement an organizaTion which makes possible The Gridiron Ball, The MonTclair High School Mixer and The Alumnae Tea and encourages school spiriT in oTher school TuncTions. Also under The direcTion of The HisTory DeparT- menT, in coniuncTion wiTh STudenT-FacuITy, are The Civics and Lunchroom CommiTTees and The school sTore. I 0 4.

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Monfclair High is TorTunaTe To have an excel- IenT science deparTmenT. This deparfmenf offers many courses boTh in nafural and physical sciences. These classes are exfremely imporTanT To Those sTu- denTs who are planning a fuTure in The field of science. The Biology classes have shown The IargesT increase This year in ThaT Their number has reached fourTeen. The aim of This course is To give The sTu- denT general informaTion on The sfudy of living Things. IT is expecTed ThaT The number of chemisTry and physics classes will be increased wifhin The nemfT few years. IT is hoped ThaT a new IaboraTory will be provided for This expecfed increase. MonTclair High School has been very forTunaTe To have as iTs nurse Mrs. Roy. Mrs. Roy has been more Than a nurse To The sTudenTs of M.H.S.-she has been a True friend. She has also been The ad- viser of The Fufure Nurses' Club. fr fi if ,QJQLZL - ,A rr ,N ,,-- .i'-'..1t:ij -..cw The FuTure Nurses' Club accepTs as members Junior and Senior girls who may be planning To enTer The field of nursing upon Their graduafion from high school. These girls musT mainfain a scho- lasTic average of C. These girls also acT as Cheery Aids aT bofh Mounfainside and Communify Hospi- Tals. The club holds iTs meeTings approximafely once a monfh. Their programs consisf of movies, speakers, and also a Trip To The Kessler lnsTiTuTe. The purpose of This club is To sTimuIaTe The inTeresT of sTudenTs in personal and communiTy healTh: To encourage Them in finding ouT whaT nursing requires, and whaT iT offers: To help Them To decide wisely abouT professional or pracfical nursing as Their career. Under The guidance of Mr. Paparello, The members of The Ticlcef Selling CommiTTee sell fooT- ball TicIceTs To sTudenTs each Thursday and Friday afTer school. Besides selling sTudenT TiclceTs, This commiTTee also sells general admission Ticlnefs. TICKET SELLING COMMITTEE Sfanding: Margaref Riegraf, Nancy Whifmore, Rachael Willoughby, Lucie f- -eww, . I . 1 A . V, ai 1 . Orme. SeaTed: Mr. Frank N. Paparello. I L 1. an Sys J ij 5 7 5 sf I ' .. H I T 3 T' is ..aSsm...... 5 . 4.-A 4... E 4 T SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SeaTed: Franlr N. Paparello, Roberf A. Bunfz, Mrs. Sheila T. Feusfel. Sfanding: Gail M. Bradbury, Frederick C. Seel- bach. Myron T. Doherfy. 19